I got into Bitcoin when the prices reached $800. I was very lucky afterwards that this prices was to high for me and I did not buy Bitcoins at this time. Instead, I hoped to get into next Bitcoin and invested into Nxt what made me not rich but gave me some considerably wealth too. What I want to say is that there are always chances to make good money if you really get into promising coins.
Some altcoins had the potential for enormous profits but many also had the potential for enormous
losses. While Bitcoin's price rose by 90 times in 2013, Litecoin's went up by nearly 600 times. Someone who had invested $13 into BTC in the beginning of 2013 and exchanged it for NXT while the IPO was still open would have been $5 million better off at one point.
Compare this to 2012 when the BTC price only rose from $5 to $13 by the year's end. Not many opportunities were to be had there. The same is also probably true for 2015. If BTC does become truly mainstream then those who wait patiently today might eventually see very large returns in the future. Just like how those who had waited and held onto their coins in 2012 would have seen enormous returns in the following year.
How come OP is "anonymous" and has no profile? Just realized when I tried to click on his nickname, but there's nothing... interesting.
Apparently, he was an infamous troll and got banned and his user account removed.
How come OP is "anonymous" and has no profile? Just realized when I tried to click on his nickname, but there's nothing... interesting.
Look up the user names Atlas, Jon, Immanuel Go, Ragnar, ALPHA, anonymous, Boss and you'll see most of his threads. He had more nicks than hookers have tricks.
Well that explains it. Previously I used to think that the forums supported anonymous/guest posting and OP was one of such users. Strange that they would actually go so far as to delete the account though.
